2020 Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival

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5 films in package
ATSUKO'S STORY
Comedian Atsuko Okatsuka's surprisingly funny coming-of-age story growing up as an undocumented immigrant from Japan.
BARBED WIRE FENCE
A barbed wire fence divides the Korean peninsula into North and South.
BUT YOU'RE NOT BLACK
A Chinese-Caribbean-Canadian, driven by people’s inability to separate her skin color from her culture, tries to own her Trinidadian identity.
COVER/AGE
An elderly caregiver and a policy advocate champion the movement to expand healthcare coverage for undocumented immigrants.
FINDING DOHI
"Holding a stack of letters she cannot translate, a 3rd generation Japanese American sets out on an uplifting journey to find the family she never knew."
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A barbed wire fence divides the Korean peninsula into North and South.

  • Year
    2019
  • Director
    Dai Sil Kim-Gibson
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